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Wisconsin Examiner
State charges Milwaukee provider with Medicaid fraud exceeding $2 million
A Milwaukee provider of personal care services has been charged with bilking Wisconsin’s Medicaid program of almost $2.2 million, the state Department of Justice announced Wednesday. Debbie Long, 44, was charged with billing Medicaid for services that didn’t take place, according to the criminal complaint filed Tuesday. The complaint also charges Long inflated the size […]
internationalmanufacturingupdate.com
Cedarburg Taxpayers Fund Defense as Gauthier Biomedical Owners Challenge Unanimous Denials
Cedarburg taxpayers will fund defense as Mike and Stacy Gauthier file Case 2026CV000186 challenging unanimous denials of their 13.2-acre private pond. Two unanimous decisions, reached after a multi-year public process applying state law, the Town Code, and the Comprehensive Plan, are now being challenged at taxpayer expense.”. — Kevin Cahill...
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Health groups step in following closure of City on a Hill
Following the abrupt closure of City on a Hill on April 3, Health Connections Inc. has taken the lead role in organizing providers, agencies and community members to respond to the growing health care gap affecting hundreds of patients and families across Milwaukee. The healthcare nonprofit’s leaders emphasized during a...
southfloridahospitalnews.com
Salute to Nurses – HCA Florida Kendall Hospital – Lizette Otero
Lizette Otero is chief nursing executive at HCA Florida Kendall Hospital, where she leads nursing strategy, patient experience, workforce engagement, safety, quality and regulatory compliance. Under her leadership, the hospital earned Healthgrades’ America’s 50 Best Hospitals (2026) designation, achieved top-ranked trauma outcomes, nationally benchmarked patient experience results, reduced healthcare-associated infections,...
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Post From Community: Ascension Wisconsin to host “Medical Mission at Home” in Milwaukee
Editor’s note: Post From Community is the place for community announcements and event postings. If you have a community-oriented event you feel our readers would be interested in, please submit here. On Saturday, May 2, 2026, Ascension Wisconsin will bring healthcare and community support directly to those in need...
CBS 58
Archwell Health opens new Mitchell West center on Martin Luther King Dr.
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- A new health center opened its doors on Tuesday, April 28, designed to provide Milwaukee seniors with quality care. ArchWell Health is opening two new facilities in both the Harambee and Mitchell West neighborhoods. To celebrate, a ribbon cutting event was held at the Harambee location.
Channel3000com News 3 Now
Wisconsin grants support healthcare worker training
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
DNR backup diesel generator review for AI data center sparks criticism
Neighbors of Port Washington's $15 billion AI data center and advocacy groups are voicing public health and environmental concerns about plans for backup diesel generators at the site under review by Wisconsin regulators. They're also asking Wisconsin’s Department of Natural Resources for a more robust analysis of the entire project, but especially of the diesel generators, after the agency signaled it's likely to approve air quality permits for them. The data center's developer and operator, Vantage, submitted permitting requests to the DNR for 45 diesel-fired backup generators that would provide a combined 87 megawatts during grid failures, according to applications submitted in August and September of 2025, shortly after officials in the City of Port Washington signed a development agreement . Construction on the data center is well underway , and it will soon house OpenAI and Oracle , which will leverage the site to advance artificial intelligence. Diesel generators are pickup-truck-sized power sources, often used as emergency energy backstops for when the grid fails, especially at large commercial and industrial facilities that run around the clock. More frequently, that includes hyperscale data centers. Wisconsin is a hub for diesel generator manufacturing and distribution; it's the home of several industry
CBS 58
Common council approves $2.8 million to expand grocery and pharmacy access across Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- A total of $2.8 million will ensure all Milwaukee residents have access to healthy food. In the past few months, several grocery stores have closed in the city, turning several neighborhoods into so-called "food deserts." There are at least 13 federally recognized food deserts in the City of Milwaukee.
FOX6Now.com Milwaukee
Milwaukee grocery store, pharmacy closures; Council takes action
MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee is trying to reverse the trend of grocery store and pharmacy closures. Since 2025, seven full-service grocery stores have closed in Milwaukee County. On Tuesday, Milwaukee's Common Council approved several proposals that aim to stop that. The backstory:. One proposal asked for a plan, ordering the Department...
hoodline.com
Senior Living Mega Campus With Memory Care Eyed for Milwaukee’s Far Northwest Side
A Milwaukee developer is looking to bring a 171-unit senior living campus to the city’s far northwest side, pairing market-rate apartments with a dedicated memory-care building. The complex would rise on vacant land next to Kingdom Faith Fellowship Church at 11919 W. Bradley Road, targeting older adults with a mix of townhouse-style senior flats, apartments and specialized memory care.
Yahoo!
Wisconsin woman fights $23,000 bill for knee surgery
A Glendale woman received a bill for $23,700 for knee surgery that she thought would be covered by insurance, leading to a dispute between United Healthcare and the Midwest Orthopedic Specialty Hospital. The Brief. A Glendale woman received a bill for more than $20,000 for a surgery she thought would...
WBAY Green Bay
Children’s Wisconsin Patients Get a New Stage to Shine: A Seacrest Studio Is Coming
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (WBAY) - Children’s Wisconsin has been selected by the Ryan Seacrest Foundation as they expand their growing network as the 16th Seacrest Studio. The 1,250-square-foot studio is scheduled to open in the summer of 2028 and will be located in the lobby of the Children’s Wisconsin Milwaukee Hospital.